Going to be doing a mini split install and ordered a Fieldpiece VCRT and the 1/4 male side port has several scratches that catch with a fingernail.
Is this acceptable for such an expensive tool?
Where can i buy these?
To start off, i currently have a 13900ks. It's running perfectly fine and stable, but I'm honestly getting pretty tired of the heat output and overall inefficiency of the chip. Cooling it has always been an issue, and I'm always worried it's not stable. With summer here, it also adds significant heat to my room.
I was either thinking sell my 13900ks now and buy a 7950x3d, or wait till the new Zen 6 which is rumored to bring 12 core CCDs.
My reasoning for a 7950x3d is because of its low cost currently, and upgrading to a 11950x3d later down the line won't be so bad since i didn't waste that much money on the 7950x3d. The other side of me says just wait it out and go straight to a 11950x3d when it comes out.
Is it possible to make a custom 12v2x6 cable using 14 or even 12 awg wire? Preferably 12 awg for higher ampacity.
I found these 2 wires
https://www.moddiy.com/products/4657/Premium-FEP-Silver-Plated-Copper-Wire-Cu-Ag-12AWG.html
https://www.moddiy.com/products/4656/Premium-FEP-Silver-Plated-Copper-Wire-Cu-Ag-14AWG.html
I'm thinking of buying a 7950x3d but I can't find much on overclocking the cores.
From what i've read the cores are locked and have to be overclocked using eclk external clock gen, is that correct?
Also, I've read there's now a voltage cap which was introduced later on with a newer bios update?
Is there anything else I should know before buying a 7950x3d? Not really interested in memory overclocking on it, just core overclocking.
What do you guys do with old noctua fans? I have accumulated several old ones that i no longer use over the years. It doesn't really seem that worth it to sell due to shipping costs.
Pretty much the title. If it's not supposed to, how can i get some in chromax?
Mine doesn't seem to have them but i can't remember when i got my u12a.
I came across this video and it claims ryzen stuttering is caused by HTFmax limiting the frequency as the temps creep up. How true is this?
For a while now there's been discussions about "ryzen stuttering" but no one seems to be able to nail it down. Could this be the reason why?
Pretty much title.
In The Finals gpu usage is only 93% no matter what settings i change. 1440p lowest all, ray tracing off, dlss transformer quality. If i change the dlss to cnn, fps goes up very slightly but gpu usage still stays at 93%.
Specs:
13900ks
3080 ti
64gb ram
990 pro ssd
First of I'm planning to install my own diy mini split install, and I've been doing tons of research. I've heard a lot about formicary corrosion due to white insulation breaking down on mini split linesets.
See:
https://www.hvacrschool.com/ductless-line-sets-and-corrosion/
https://youtu.be/4WCnz34SiX8?t=4m40s
What are some good brands of the black insulation that i can use?
First of I'm planning to install my own diy mini split install, and I've been doing tons of research. I've heard a lot about formicary corrosion due to white insulation breaking down on mini split linesets.
See:
https://www.hvacrschool.com/ductless-line-sets-and-corrosion/
https://youtu.be/4WCnz34SiX8?t=4m40s
What are some good brands of the black insulation that i can use?